Depending on who you ask, an acceptance of uncertainty is fundamental to ethics, to religious faith, even to good mental health. For others, it's a lack of agreed meaning and relativism that guides the world toward disaster. So then, how should we navigate the fog of 21st century life?

Join James Carleton and the panel as they explore whether living in an uncertain world require certain foundations —  shared truths and identities? Or is there a kind of freedom to be found in embracing uncertainty and unknowing?